Morgan's Kit

[solidghost]

You got it. You'd have to find a brewery in Singapore or nearby that makes them. I'd imagine the freght in a 15L cube would make it uneconomical otherwise. SolidGhost ask your supplier if anyone does a 15L fresh wort, well worth it, especially with less than ideal brewing temperatures. Most (including me) believe that it is a very easy way to get a great beer.

These are the guys that distribute the St Peters Brewery 15L cubes that I get: http://www.ndbrewing.com.au/

MD

Well, we do have a few breweries in Singapore, but I seriously doubt that they will supply such fresh wort to their customers. Probably too specialized for Singaporeans' taste. Anyway, most people up here just drink Tiger beer. That's just too bad.

 

[cloudy]

was also thinking of using the blue mountain morgans kit with 500g dextrose and 500 dried malt extract and 12g of hallertau hops boiled for 2 minutes.

Not sure whether to rack it or not

Iv heard this kits good so thought id give a go. Im going for a not so strong bodied beer more for my mates who like asahi and corona's etc. (yes i know most of you hate these beers but just for a hot day with the mates its good.) any tips/ recommendations on ingrediants/kits

also was thinking of culturing some yeast from a bottle any suggestions?


cheers

that is exactly what i have in my 50l keg at the moment, forget the dextrose just use the light dry malt 1kg it is very good.

i use 2 kits, steep 24grams of hallertau for 10 min and dry hop 12grams. 2kg of light dry malt. make up to 50l. i love it.

cheers.

 

[pmolou]

has anyone added nelson sauvin hops with this kit instead of hallertau???? results?

 

[solidghost]

Okay, I took the plunge and bought the Morgan's blue mountain lager beer kit from my lhbs.
Was supposed to brew this weekend, but something came up and will delay till next week.

If you are interested, take a look at the pictures of my purchase.
http://www.autho-rity.info/2008/04/05/it-h...tain-lager-kit/